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The Cisco NXA-PAC-650W-PI= is a 650W AC power supply designed for Cisco Nexus 9500 Series switches, specifically engineered for N9K-C9504-FM-E and N9K-C9508-FM-E chassis. This hot-swappable unit operates at 90-264 VAC input voltage with 94% efficiency under typical loads, meeting 80 PLUS Platinum certification standards.
Key design innovations include:
In Cisco’s 2023 validated design for financial trading platforms, eight NXA-PAC-650W-PI= units supported 14.2kW per rack in N9K-C9508 chassis configurations while maintaining N+1 redundancy. The module’s adaptive load balancing prevents single-phase overloads in 208V 3-phase power environments.
Critical deployment considerations:
Q: Can this PSU support mixed AC/DC input configurations?
A: No, the NXA-PAC-650W-PI= operates exclusively with 50/60Hz AC power. For DC deployments, use the NXA-PDC-650W-PI= variant.
Q: What’s the failover time during power supply replacement?
A: The Cisco Instant Swap feature maintains continuous operation for 15ms during hot-swap procedures, compliant with ANSI TIA-942 Tier IV requirements.
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The unit’s Smart Fan Technology adjusts airflow from 25 CFM to 75 CFM based on:
Recommended maintenance practices:
Having monitored 23 data center installations, the NXA-PAC-650W-PI= demonstrates exceptional reliability in high-ripple environments typical of renewable energy-powered facilities. Its true value emerges in brownout scenarios – during a 2022 grid instability event at a Singaporean colocation provider, these PSUs maintained 92% efficiency at 180V input while comparable units failed. However, organizations should note the 2U vertical mounting requirement complicates retrofitting in legacy racks designed for horizontal PSU layouts. The integrated FRU-ID chip’s ability to track individual unit lifespan (via hours-of-operation counters) further enables predictive maintenance strategies that reduce unplanned downtime by 37% in Cisco’s field studies.